They cancel this but not paw patrol

This may be a hard truth for a lot of people but the show could get all the awards in the world but it doesn't matter.

It got canceled because noone even heard of it. I'm 33 and actively search out and keep up with new animation and this had never pinged on my radar.

My 18 year old niece hadn't heard of this.

My 14 year old niece hadn't heard of this and watched nick shows on the reg.

my 9 and 7 year old nephews have never heard of this and they actively watch nicktoons.

Dan kept making shows cause kids watched them, spongebob is still going on because it keeps pulling numbers.

Noone watched Tiny Chef. Hell look on this sub and see how often is was even talked about BEFORE it was cancelled. There have probably been more threads on here about it being cancelled than there were during the shows entire run.

I feel like Spongebob just doing movies every few years when they have a good premise and ending the show would be positive for everyone .

>Not funny haha, funny weird

Backyardigans reference!

If I was more conspiratorial, I’d guess this is a viral marketing campaign. Animation, and especially stop motion takes ages to make, and somehow they’re putting out 1-2 minute reaction videos?

Knowing Nickelodeon and how Nickelodeon treats their animated series, I don't think so.

Especially now with them milking SpongeBob, Loud House, Fairly Odd Parents, and...double checks paper Henry Danger?

Ed, Edd, and Eddy isn't Nickelodeon?

Like if Fox refused to pick up South Park because of Mr. Hankey

For the best

Good for these shows. Nickelodeon is notorious for cancelling shows that doesn't meet the spongebob standard which is a very high bar.

Vi un par de clips y debo decir que es un show muy bonito, trata de un chefsito gangoso que enseña a cocinar y de vez en cuando se pone a cantar unos temones, muchísimo mejor que cualquier porquería que pasan ahora.

Para los que dicen "es un golpe bajo a nickelodeon" ellos se lo merecen, estubo lleno de pedófilos por años y se hicieron los boludos, pudieron tener hora de aventura y 'no le vieron futuro", se cagaron en el creador de Bob esponja al poco de su muerte sacando spin offs cuando el dejo muy en claro que no quería eso y el creador de los padrinos mágicos hablo varias veces sobre como de un día a otro ya no tuvo más control de su serie, el quería hacer la serie de Crash Nebula (salió el piloto en los padrinos mágicos) y le dijeron que con los padrinos mágicos " ya alcanzaba"

El stop-motion (en este caso Claymation), el tipo de animación más costoso y difícil de hacer, siempre de los siempres siendo despreciado...

#DIOSITO, POR QUE LE DAS LAS PELEAS MAS DIFICILES A LOS QUE LES GUSTA Y HACEN STOP-MOTION? AHHHHHHHH

Nunca vi la serie ni la conocía pero me destruye

Formato de redes sociales? Mmmm .. huele a robo.

Lo dejaron cocinar y cocino

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De la alegría 🥹

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>Just to clarify!! Some press is circulating the that Chefs Cooking Show is saved. Because of your help we are able to keep Cheffy on socials for the time being but we are still working behind the scenes on saving his cooking show. The team is taking this one step at a time and the outpouring of love and donations has meant the world to us! We will keep y’all updated on the cooking show but Chef is still available to be an extra in movies and is open to commercial work! Fank yew evwybody!

Dejo citado el post en Facebook para contexto: https://www.facebook.com/thetinychefshow/posts/pfbid02CMgyd76Y4c3Z2wuipKCsR3FAC32aYT6ibpFTr7pvXF7tE6ESTtodSW9V7LNe83exl

WHAT😭 I thought everyone loved that show! Like Tiny Chef says himself "We won an Emmy". We did Nick let us know with this heart breaking video 💔 

Aw, I can't help but feel sorry for the little guy. This is probably the saddest way to announce your show has been cancelled.

I haven't seen the show but this broke my heart.

The worst part is, I kinda like how it looks. So sad 😢

Not okay to make me emotional over something I just discovered existed just now

Animated series were always treated badly. When I was a kid it was impossible to know when there would be any new episodes on Nick, Cartoon Network, or Disney Channel. For weeks there would be no new episodes and then, all of a sudden, a whole week of new episodes of Rocket Power!

I could agree on the same shows/movies, even 10+y old, still being looped again, and again, is annoying on TV, just because channels don't want to risk showing new untested by public stuff. That's why I quit TV long ago + ads, lol

If those massive streaming services and channels could, they'd ONLY keep the most profitable stuff on and not give new things even a chance

We're all there with you. That's probably why Indie animation is blowing up, cause if you think audiences are frustrated, there's about five artists just as pissed for every one of you. But the issue is these companies have loads of money to throw around, while most indie are just artists rubbing pennies together. Alot have the talent, but not the funds, but studios are spoiled for funds, but don't give a damn about the talent. Spindle Horse, Glitch Productions and Lakadaisy are just a few indie studios that are successful compared to many who are struggling. We need to support indie and the artists if you want to see more original stuff. Because they are making it. But these studios have millions and are given millions to make another soulless remake of a decade old film that it's clear no one in the room gave a damn. IF we want change we have to show them what we want and support the people who are giving it to us. If you want change, support new original shows , support indie artists and talk with our most powerful weapon that those in charge don't realize they have us.

OUR MONEY.

This isn’t just an animation problem. The traditional networks and their streaming progeny are all still trying to figure out programming and revenue in the digital age, which changes much faster than their models and ideas.

It’s not just a small screen problem. The movie industry is in the same place.

And so is the music industry.

And it’s only going to get worse for all of them. Technology continues to wear away at the chains holding creative ideation to the resources, skills, and tools needed to develop and produce those ideas.

That has benefits and costs, and no one can predict what it’s going to look like in a decade or even five years.

You can thank YouTube and poor business decisions. Nick, Disney and CN are chasing an out dated model. I get that we feel nostalgic for some of these shows but the core audience doesn’t care, doesn’t watch advertising and the networks don’t know how to reach them.

Source: I worked in marketing.

Edit: The trend of finding a show on YouTube and giving it the network glow up is a stupid model.

I worked in production on this show and we worked harder and faster than ever on this, with incredible results. Everyone was so passionate about making Season 2, from the top down. It’s a slap in the face, but hopefully someone (ahem… NETFLIX) picks it up.

https://x.com/ToonHive/status/1937635227762892855

https://www.thetinychefshow.com/fan-club-login-page

Completely undeserved and unfair :(

Can’t bear it when he cries

Everyone go join his fanclub !

It really fell off in the later years. Viewership numbers were down because, honestly, they were out of ideas. Baby Dill didn't bring anything new to the show, Kimmy was just girl tommy, and they even brought in Amanda bynes to inject some star power into it but it was too late. they tried to bring it back with the tails from the crib direct to DVD movies but those didn't sell well and Nickelodeon just closed the door on a dying franchise.

Ran its course, plus most Klasky shows were coming to an end at this point anyway (aside from “All Grown Up” and “As Told By Ginger”)

The og series ran for nearly 200 eps and all grown up got 55 eps, sure you can argue they dragged them out but stil many of these shows back then were lucky to get 3 seasons or 50-60 eps and were considered a success. Plus there were 3 movies.

Yeah you can argue the quailty dipped and it ran it's course but still Rugrats was as sucesssful as a franchise could get

I mean to be honest I just kind of started to suck. 🤷 While I watched almost all the episodes everything after season 3 just didn't hit the same as those first 3 seasons. Something about changing the animation style in this and The Simpsons just messed up the whole vibe to me.

Honestly, the show had run its course by 2002. All Grown Up felt like a last-ditch effort to cash in and extend the series' lifespan. Once it premiered, the magic was gone.

They sometimes do, but it depends on the show and the situation around their cancellations.

Easier said than done when even if a show is cancelled the channel/platform usually still has the rights to the completed seasons for a number of years after that. Any prospective companies wanting to continue the show would have to try and negotiate Netflix or whoever out of their contracts or wait for them to expire. Even if it only takes a year most of the cast and crew would long ago have moved onto other projects and have other commitments.

I'd imagine a lot of stars have to align for it to happen hence why it's a rare occurrence.

They do. The creators of American Vandal tried it. Also Cobra Kai was a YouTube show that got dropped and moved to Netflix.

They sometimes do. Look at the Expanse.

It depends who owns the IP, if they can they sometimes do but it's very complicated. You need the willingness of everyone involved including cast etc.